If you simply forgot a websites password, or a various online service password, it’s often appropriate to use the ‘forgot password’ options available for that particular service. If the password was never saved in Chrome, it will not be visible this way. Obviously this will only work to reveal and show saved website logins and passwords for websites where the password has been saved in Chrome before. This can be helpful to use if you forgot a password to a website, or perhaps you forgot your user name to the website, but you recall that you saved the password to Chrome in the past for use with autofill and auto sign-in (unless you disabled Chrome automatic sign in).Īdditionally, this can be helpful to find login information and passwords that have since been changed or are now outdated, or that are showing up incorrectly in autofill in which case it may be helpful to also delete from Chrome autofill suggestions any erroneous examples of autofill details. You can also use the “Search Passwords” feature in the upper right corner of the Chrome Passwords page to search for a specific website match or user name match:

Repeat with other websites as necessary to view those saved passwords too.

Authenticate when asked to see the saved password for that website.

Click the view / show button next to the site name and username to see the password.

Locate the website login and password you wish to see in Chrome.

Access Chrome settings then choose “Passwords”, otherwise go directly to the following URL in Chrome:.

Open Chrome browser on the computer if you have not done so already.

Here’s how you can find and view saved passwords and login information for websites in Chrome: How to View Saved Website Passwords in Chrome on Mac This tutorial will walk through how to view saved passwords in the Chrome web browser on a Mac, however this tutorial should be relevant beyond Mac as the technical process is the same on a Windows PC and other Chrome browsers too.

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